Nissan Powers Forward with Electric Vehicles
When it comes to electric vehicle programs, Nissan is leading the auto industry into new frontiers. Nissan vehicles that run on electricity and that can be recharged in a household outlet, will be appearing on the market over the next few years. it is expected that Nissan will begin to offer electric vehicles in both the United States and Japan in 2010, and other countries beginning in 2012.
Nissan will reveal its new electric car, which will be mass produced, on August 2nd. The car is based on the Nissan Versa, but will have a different exterior design. The car will seat five people and will be able to go 100 miles between charges. It is expected that the vehicle’s battery could recharge in 8 hours on a standard outlet, and in about 30 minutes at a fast charge station.
Mass production is key to being able to get these cars to market. It is expected that Nissan will be able to produce as many as 200,000 electric vehicles in the United States, 100,000 in Europe and 50,000 in Japan.
If you are in need of a new vehicle, check out what Nissan has to offer today. Your local Nissan dealer can help you find just the right car for your needs.
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